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Special Notice of Intent to Award Sole Source Synopsis IAW RFO 12.201-1 The 767 Enterprise Sourcing Flight on Barksdale Air Force Base hereby submits an intent to award a sole source contract. The Government intends to award a firm-fixed-priced contract to A6A Associates utilizing Simplified Acquisition Procedures as authorized by FAR 12.201-1. This combined synopsis/solicitation has been tailored to comply with the requirements of RFO 5.101(a)(1) and FAR 12.201-1. Description/Purpose: The required service is a comprehensive, two-day medical readiness training program meticulously designed to equip Air Force Medical Treatment Facilities (MTFs) with the skills and knowledge necessary to achieve and maintain optimal readiness for all-hazards emergencies. The training's primary objective is to sustain and enhance both the Medical Contingency Response Plan (MCRP) and Home Station Medical Response Readiness (HSMR) capabilities within the MTFs. This training must be executed in full compliance with stringent regulatory and procedural guidelines, specifically: Defense Health Agency (DHA) Administrative Instruction 6055.02, DoDI 6200.03, AFI 10-2501, AFI 10-2519, AFI 41-106, and AFTTP 3-42.32. The program will provide Air Force leaders and staff with the knowledge of USAF and Air Force Medical Service (AFMS) procedures for effective medical response to installation incidents. A critical element of the training is enhancing performance assessment capabilities through the comprehensive implementation and reinforcement of the Response Training and Assessment Program (RTAP) tools. This empowers team chiefs to systematically evaluate the performance of their MCRP teams against established mission requirements and the defined Concept of Operations (CONOPS). The training will emphasize the practical application and thorough analysis of RTAP results, enabling the identification of specific areas requiring improvement and facilitating targeted corrective actions. The training program further provides robust support to Air Force MTFs in adapting to the evolving landscape of Emergency Management requirements, including HSMR, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (C-CBRN) defense, and Public Health Emergencies. The training encompasses a detailed assessment of MTF capabilities across the all-hazards spectrum. This is achieved through targeted training and realistic exercise scenarios in key areas, including (but not limited to): Mass Prophylaxis Point of Dispensing (POD) exercises Public Health Team Training (including Session II) Foodborne Illness Investigation Exercises Bioenvironmental Engineering Training White Powder Response Drills POD Walk Through Sessions Biological Agent Response Tabletop Exercises Medical Control Center (MCC) Operations Medical Command and Control (C2) and Patient Tracking Exercises Field Response Team Training Disaster Mental Health Team Training Triage Team Training Clinical Team Training Aircraft Mishap Full-Scale Exercises Ac…